Events in Everett, WA

Marking 30 years, this free Touch-A-Truck event brings together local organizations and agencies with their biggest vehicles for hands-on exploration. Families can get an up-close look at dump trucks, backhoes, police cruisers, and fire engines, and kids can climb into the driver’s seats to honk horns and set off sirens. Free train rides around the track will be available for families. Pets should be left at home. The Marysville Community Food Bank will accept canned food donations. A list of participating organizations will be announced soon. No registration is required.

The fall session begins with a class on creating a Tiffany lamp, focused on building a timeless lampshade meant to be treasured for years. Class information and registration details are available on the organizer's website.

Presented by Puget Sound Kidney Centers Foundation and the Kidney Auxiliary of Puget Sound (KAPS), this elegant celebration with a masquerade theme at Tulalip Resort Casino brings philanthropy, entertainment, and community together to support patients of Puget Sound Kidney Centers. The evening includes both silent and live auctions, an Alaska Airlines raffle, wine and whiskey pulls, a Mystery Mask gift card pick, a gourmet dinner, and moving stories that highlight the impact of generosity. Proceeds provide vital help for local kidney patients, including emergency financial assistance, patient programs, nutrition support, and other services that enhance quality of life. Advance ticket purchase is required and tickets will not be available at the door. Early bird pricing is offered for a limited time, with prices increasing afterward.

Now in its eighth year, this charity fundraiser supporting Seattle Children's Hospitals brings a western themed evening to Hotel Indigo Seattle Everett Waterfront. Attendees can browse a silent auction, enjoy a seated dinner, and take part in a live auction, all to benefit children and families in need.

At Rustic Cork at the Port, Sunday brunch features live music, mimosa flights, and more. It takes place every Sunday. All ages are welcome and the patio is dog friendly. A rotating roster of local artists spanning various genres will perform, with the lineup to be announced. Main level dining is first come, first served, while the upstairs Barrel Room accepts reservations up to two weeks in advance, including online options for large groups. A refreshed menu is coming soon, with returning favorites like avocado toast, brunch boards, and mimosa flights.

Experience the Everett Farmers Market’s 33rd season in the heart of downtown Everett. The market is open on Sundays.

Bonnie O leads a monthly tarot workshop. The cost is $25, payable in cash on the day of the event. Advance registration is recommended in case a cancellation notice needs to be sent to attendees.

This weekly pinball competition uses a two strike format and a simple buy in structure. Entry is $3 per person, and players may purchase a third strike for $2. The winner takes the entire cash pool. With 10 players, a $20 pot splash increases the payout.

Tarot & Tea Tuesday is a monthly class held on the third Tuesday, welcoming anyone interested in learning the cards alongside a supportive community. Each gathering explores the imagery and meanings of Tarot, with practical exercises that inspire personal growth and help you tap into your intuition. Discover ways to use the cards for self-reflection and to offer thoughtful guidance to others, building confidence as your understanding deepens. The environment emphasizes compassion, encouragement, and shared learning so participants can strengthen their spiritual practice and expand their Tarot skills. Tea is provided, and guests are encouraged to bring a snack to share.

Learning and Growing with Grief is a free, monthly gathering created for people seeking understanding, practical guidance, and connection after a loss. Sessions offer a warm, judgment-free setting with light refreshments, thoughtful conversation, and a new theme each month focused on healing. Topics may include financial and legal matters after a death, caring for your body through nutrition and movement, ways to receive support from friends and family, and practices that encourage healthy grief. The gatherings are open to the broader community, whether or not your family has been served by Solie Funeral Home. Conversations are facilitated by David Lukov, who brings extensive experience as a pastor, hospice bereavement coordinator, chaplain, and college instructor, along with more than two decades in the funeral and cemetery profession. Registration is not required.

MG Select Basketball welcomes boys in grades 4 through 8 to try out for the 2026-2027 season at Marysville Pilchuck High School. Registration is open for athletes who want to strengthen their skills, compete, and represent the program. Tryout sessions are organized by grade level, and players must attend at least one session to be considered for team placement this season. The program prioritizes skill development, competitive team play, solid fundamentals, and a culture of teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship. Volunteer coaches are also being recruited for the upcoming season. For questions or coaching interest, email mgselectbasketball@gmail.com.

Readers gather at the Carl Gipson Center for a welcoming book club led by Nomi Hershman. Each meeting features a different selection, spanning beloved classics and engaging contemporary titles, with lively conversation that encourages fresh perspectives. It is open to avid readers and those simply seeking friendly company. Participation is free and open to all, and no registration is required.

A bi-monthly meet and greet at Rodeo Lounge brings together Jeep owners and enthusiasts. This new location supports a local business, and because parking is busy, a private entrance will be available through the back parking lot. A map shows the parking layout and the private entrance. Attendees connect with fellow Jeepers, ask questions about Jeep topics, check out each other’s Jeeps and modifications, and plan runs. Enjoy time with like minded Jeepers and a cup of coffee to start the day.

The Autumn Equinox Harvest Market brings a festive mix of local creativity and holistic experiences to the VOA Carl Gipson Center in Everett, WA. Explore booths featuring rocks and gems, handmade jewelry, soaps, candles, art, homemade goods, apparel, plants, and a variety of food and sweet treats. Wellness offerings include Reiki and other energy work, mediumship, aura photography, tarot, astrology, and psychic readings. Classes, rituals, and interactive activities for both kids and adults take place throughout the day. Admission is free, with giveaways happening every hour. Parking is accessible from Broadway. If arriving from the north, travel along Pacific Avenue, turn right onto Lombard Avenue, then right onto Wall Street, and right again onto Broadway. The entrance will be on the right about half a block ahead. Parking can be validated with a QR code available inside the event when using spaces 6 to 55. Vendors should note that the only official contact for booth inquiries is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com. Be cautious of scams, as there are no other vending coordinators.

Salmon for Soldiers presents a Day of Honor at Bayside Marine, offering veterans and their approved guests a free coho salmon fishing experience on Puget Sound. All fishing gear and the license are provided at no cost. Coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and lunch are included, and ice will be available for your catch, so bring a cooler and weather-appropriate gear. The day wraps up with a barbecue that includes raffles and awards. Participation is first come, first served, with a waiting list if needed, and registration permits one guest per SM. For sign up dates and other updates, watch the event webpage or Facebook page.

Hobbit Day features 20% off all Tolkien books and merchandise. The celebration honors the shared birthday of Bilbo and Frodo Baggins, two of JRR Tolkien’s main characters. Bilbo Baggins is the protagonist of Tolkien’s children’s novel The Hobbit.

Hosted by Kinship Care Alliance Snohomish County, this monthly support group offers a friendly setting where kinship caregivers can connect with peers, exchange experiences, and find helpful resources. Gatherings are held at the Carl Gipson Center. Kinship care means children receive ongoing, full time care as well as nurturing and protection from relatives by blood, adoption, or marriage, from godparents or stepparents, or from another adult who has a meaningful and recognized relationship with the child and family. This program is offered through InterCultural Children & Family Services, funded by Collaborative Action Network, in partnership with the Carl Gipson Center. For more information, call 425-494-2290.

Craft Club is a low key monthly crafting session in a welcoming setting that encourages creativity. Each meeting introduces a different project with varied materials and techniques, and participants leave with a finished piece they made in class. All experience levels are welcome, and the small group format makes it easy to try something new. It is led by instructor Susan Trammell at the Carl Gipson Center, Mt. Adams Classroom. The fee is $5, and enrollment is capped at 10 participants, so early registration is encouraged.

KickStart Morning Mingle is a relaxed morning meetup where innovators connect, exchange ideas, and set a positive tone for the month ahead. Participants from the Everett community come together to network, learn from one another, and grow their professional circles. It is a welcoming first meeting for new members who want to become familiar with the chamber. Coffee and pastries are provided, donated by Courtyard by Marriott, at Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Everett Downtown.

Raise a teacup to America 250 at the Ladies of Liberty Tea, a refined gathering featuring tea service with light refreshments and an opportunity to explore the Marysville Historical Society Museum. Discover exhibits that highlight the contributions of women across American history, alongside artifacts and traditions that shaped both Marysville and the nation. The setting encourages warm conversation and reflection, honoring 250 years of resilience, creativity, and community spirit. Presented by Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation, Marysville Historical Society, and Soroptimist. Tickets are $20 per person.

An all-ages show pairs with a spirited spaghetti sauce cook off. Participants make their sauce beforehand and bring it in a crock pot. All entries are kept anonymous so tasters will not know who made what, and anyone interested in eating may take part in the blind tasting. It costs $5 to enter the cook off, with prizes awarded to the top three sauces. A $10 suggested donation will be accepted at the door. Music for the show can be emailed to ISCSCEDMUSIC30@gmail.com.

Skoochie’s returns with a New Wave dance night at Kings Hall at APEX Everett, bringing everyone to the floor for an 80s club vibe inspired by the original Skoochie’s. DJ Evan Blackstone, DJ Jon Lemmon, and DJ VJ Scruff will spin a nostalgic 80s set. Tickets are available, and tables are offered while they last.

Timber Tamers host a fall event at Walker Valley Off Road Park, moved earlier in the season to take advantage of better weather. Last year featured a Halloween crawl, and organizers thank everyone who attended. Registration is available.

The Super Tonix bring a vibrant set to MadisonPub Everett, built on 80s new wave, power pop, and other eclectic favorites, keeping the energy lively throughout the show.

Cocoon House marks 35 years of serving young people experiencing homelessness and housing instability with An Evening in SILK at Tulalip Resort Casino. Over the years, community support has helped thousands of youth access shelter, find support, and pursue brighter futures. The gala features heartfelt stories, lively auction moments, and delicious dining to raise funds so no young person has to face homelessness alone. Bidding will be available online for a convenient, paperless experience. Early bird tickets are $150 per person or $1,500 for a table of ten, with prices later increasing to $200 per person or $2,000 for a table of ten.

This monthly women’s circle is part of a yearlong journey exploring goddess archetypes, with this gathering devoted to Hecate. Through ritual, embodiment, meditation, and community connection, participants work with the shadow, reflect on choices at life’s crossroads, and strengthen intuitive wisdom. Each circle stands on its own while also contributing to a deeper path of remembrance, reclamation, and feminine healing. Attendees receive a carefully prepared workbook focused on the goddess of the month and a special altar item to support practice at home. You can drop in for a single circle or commit to the full year with a membership option. Hosted at Awaken Yourself.

Samantha Fish brings a high-energy presence to Kings Hall at APEX Everett, the kind that has made her one of the standout guitarists of her generation. Her songwriting is bold and unflinching, her shows crackle with emotion, and the stage is where her music lands with the greatest impact. Paper Doll earned her a second GRAMMY nomination with nine defiant tracks, and Paper Doll Live captures that same grit and intensity. This performance highlights searing guitar work, powerful songs, and a live surge that resonates long after the final note.

Good Times Roll pays homage to The Cars at New Everett Theater, recreating the band’s late 1970s and early 1980s sound and stage presence while revisiting the era when their music was a force on FM radio. The set reflects the legacy of the group’s 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Sharing the stage, Budokan honors Cheap Trick with a show that evokes the band’s early concerts, focusing on songs from their late 1970s studio and live albums. Together, these tributes present a concert dedicated to two defining chapters of rock.

Celebrate the right to read with an observance focused on banned and challenged books. Enjoy 20% off select banned titles. Created by the American Library Association in 1982 in response to a rise in book challenges across libraries, schools, and bookstores, this event calls attention to the effects of censorship and the importance of open access to ideas.

Readers of queer literature gather at Mill Creek Library for a welcoming conversation and celebration of LGBTQIA+ stories. Participants are encouraged to bring a recent read or longtime favorite to share and discover new recommendations from others. Complimentary tea and snacks are provided. Space is limited, so registration is required.

El Sid hosts a special Friday night dedicated to music.

A festive holiday gift show brings together talented artisans offering one-of-a-kind handmade gifts suited to loved ones and friends. Visitors can browse the booths and enjoy tasty bites and desserts from food vendors while they shop. The atmosphere is warm and cheerful, making it a pleasant way to support local makers and get an early start on seasonal gifting.

A WSU Repair Cafe at Everett Community College offers hands-on help for household items that need attention. Volunteer repair specialists assess problems, demonstrate their approach, and provide one-on-one guidance so participants can learn to make fixes themselves. If a replacement part is required, they will identify what to order, and participants are responsible for any costs. The aim is to give belongings a second life and keep usable materials out of the landfill. This free event typically supports small appliances such as toasters, blenders, and coffee makers, common issues with vacuums and lamps, toys, bicycles, basic computer software problems like storage or slow loading, clothing mending and simple hemming, simple jewelry fixes such as clasps or links, and home decor, among other items. Repairs are not guaranteed, a liability release must be signed before work begins, and organizers may decline to work on certain items based on the issue or available fixers. Cell phones and Apple products are not accepted. There is a limit of two items per person, and items are handled in order of arrival.

A complimentary performance is offered, with no admission fee required.

Taken By The Sky brings the sound of Fleetwood Mac’s prime years to the stage with a faithful tribute that highlights the songs loved by millions. The six-piece band from Portland is known for rich vocal harmonies, precise musicianship, and a dynamic live show that keeps audiences engaged. This all ages concert takes place at New Everett Theater, with tickets available for purchase.

New Everett Theater hosts a double bill of rock tributes as PWRUP brings the thunder of AC/DC and Bad Medicine salutes Bon Jovi. PWRUP delivers searing riffs, towering Marshall stacks, and tight, high-voltage playing that puts the audience in the middle of the action. Their set spans the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson years, capturing the band’s prime-era bite with meticulous detail and a true rock and roll edge. Bad Medicine showcases the anthems and spirit of Bon Jovi with an energetic show built on classics like Livin’ on a Prayer, Wanted Dead or Alive, and Always, along with deeper favorites. The group aims to make it a night to remember with a performance that feels true to the originals. This event is open to all ages.

Deepen your practice with Level II training in the Usui tradition, supported by Holy Fire energy. Reiki, rooted in Japan, fosters relaxation and stress relief while encouraging the body’s natural healing. This class includes receiving three Usui Reiki symbols, learning to offer distance Reiki, and exploring how to set up Reiki crystal grids for manifestation, plus guidance on getting a practice started. Completion of Reiki I is required before taking this course. The fee is $275, and registration with prepayment is required. Make payment to Anna via Venmo @sacredwhiterosehealing. Email annasundari808@gmail.com.

An elegant evening benefits Soroptimist International of Marysville and its mission to improve the lives of women and girls in the local community and around the world. The program includes live and silent auctions, a plated dinner with entrée selections, an inspiring guest speaker, a dessert dash, raffles, and a photo booth. More than 60 community volunteers power the organization, with their work made possible by generous supporters. Last year’s celebration sold out, and tickets are currently available.

Next Stop Comedy brings a night of stand-up to U-Neek Brewing Company, featuring a different roster of comedians at each show. Look for performers who have appeared on television and on popular podcasts, all brought together for a lively, local comedy experience that stays fresh every time.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to New Life Church in Seattle (Everett), WA. This final run honors 25 years of the landmark Speechless album, which produced seven number one radio hits including the title track. Experience the album performed from beginning to end with favorites like “Dive,” “Be Still and Know,” and “Fingerprints of God,” along with additional hits and a few surprises. Doors open in stages for VIP, early entry, and general admission before the event begins. Tickets are on sale through the official outlet, and for the protection of buyers and participants, third party resale is not permitted on TPR event pages. Purchases made through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates and assistance.

The Alchemy Fair brings a lively mix of browsing and discovery to Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett. Admission is free and it is family friendly. Highlights include rock and gem selections, handmade jewelry and crafts, palm readings and mediumship, tarot cards with on-site readings, energy practitioners and their tools, new age and metaphysical offerings, and psychics providing intuitive guidance.

The all-session pass at Angel Of The Winds Arena provides access to eight championship-level competitions at Skate America. The schedule is organized into four sessions that pair the men’s short program with the pairs short program, the women’s short program with the men’s free skate, the rhythm dance with the pairs free skate, and the free dance with the women’s free skate. The overall event schedule also lists an official practice. All programming is subject to change.

After waiting all year for the chance to return to the Q, the performers are set for a high-energy night in the lounge and are ready to light up the stage.

The Enchanted Holiday Bazaar brings seasonal cheer to the Edward D. Hansen Conference Center, creating a cozy marketplace filled with distinctive treasures. Visitors can browse handcrafted pieces from artisans, pick out festive décor for home, and select memorable gifts. Warm up with espresso and other specialty beverages, enjoy fresh mini donuts, and sample baked sweets along with other seasonal treats. With plenty to taste, see, and take home, this lively setting offers a delightful way to step into the spirit of the holidays.

The annual Everett Christian School auction is relocating to Hotel Indigo along the Everett waterfront. Further information will be provided as plans are finalized.

Dogger and the Dogger Band deliver a multi-genre tribute show at Canoes Cabaret in Tulalip Casino, with a $15 cover and a $5 discount available to ONE club card holders. An indigenous touring musician, Dogger is recognized for past performances with Gebular, Green Jello and Michael Winslow. Recent tours across the Pacific Northwest and beyond have focused on tributes to classic country and classic rock, while the full band ranges into blues, R&B, funk and grunge with a strong emphasis on musicianship. The lineup features Mike Peterson, a former member of the Seattle professional football team’s drum line who has supported various national acts, and Sean Curkendall on bass and keys, known for international touring with Michael Winslow and other national artists. Shows typically open with country, transition into classic rock and blues, and close with music from the ’90s and later. Although the performance centers on tributes, Dogger’s original music has aired on major stations such as KISW 99.9, with a new country album planned for 2026.

Buzzing Bee Events presents the sixth annual Jingle & Mingle Holiday Market at Tulalip Resort Casino in the Orca Ballrooms. Explore over a hundred vendor booths, enjoy a bar on site, and discover additional offerings throughout the market. Get a head start on holiday shopping while supporting the local community by choosing neighborhood makers over large national chains. Many vendors will offer sales to make gift finding even easier.